The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-04-07


LOCAL NEWS.
o. G. LANasToN, LooAn EDITOR.
Cotton-Good middling, 81 cents.
Some Of the farmers are planting cot
/. ton.
Business is. good with the clothing
dealers. =, -. = :,
The price Of cotton is still Of an upward
tendency.
The Blue Ridge mountains were capped
with snow last week.
The windy season is not owe, yet; be
careful with your fires.
Nearly all Of the dry goods houses are
displaying Spring goods.
Anderson was visited by light fall Of
snow last Friday morning.
Our friends are always welcome to our
ofice:when theysyisit the city.
The County Commissioners have an
important notice in this paper.
Miss Lizzie Lipford, of Antreville. s.
C.,is II ths:city visiting friends.
Messrs. a.. ". FAINT & Son have some
very pretty Easssr cards for sale.
The firm of Taylor d vanwyck has
been dissolved. See advertisement.
Monday was a very quiet salesdsy.
The crowd in the city was not large.
Mr.. o. B. vanwyck has returned from
an extended trip through the West.
Mrs. ]. w. Todd, of Seneca, is spending
q few days in the city with relatives.
We direct attention to the new adver-
tisement of Bleckley, Brown & Fretwell.
The Grand Lodge of knights of Honor
viii meet In annual session in this city on
the 10th inst,
Tho South Carolina Medical Association
convenes IN annual session at Aiken on
the 18th inst.
Mrs. Foster FAINT and Miss verna Aver
are visiting friends and relatives at
Orangeburg.
Dr.J. f. Shirley, apopular young ply
sician Of Honea Path, paid us call last
Monday morning,
The farmers. 1t is said, are farther adj
vanced with their crops than usual at this
season Of the year.
The railroad authorities should attach
passenger car to the freight train over the
Blue Ridge section.
Read our advertising columns and you
will know where to buy the best goods
sfor the least money. -
If you don't know it, we would remind
you that tomorrow is Good Friday and
next Sunday is Easter.
It is said that Knights of Labor or.
ganization has been organized among the
colored people, ,of Anderson. s
Rev. Hamilton Hays will preach a. New
Prospect Church on the third Sunday in
this month, at II o'clock a. m.
Very little real estate is exchanging
hands just now. The prices are low, but
thereis no money to,buy it with.
Mrs. W. M. Wilcox, Of Elberton, Ga,
is spending awhile in the city with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. F. Tolly.
A party of Turks, with one or two
bears and several old worn-ous horses,
passed through the city one day lust week.
Mr.. W. B. sadler, of Castersvllle, Ga,
Is spending few days in the city. He
came over to attend his brothers we'd
ding.
Mrs. j. R. Smith, jr., OF Greenville, is
in the city visiting relatives. She Is &C
~companied by her sister. Miss Kinard
S1lliyar & Bro. call attention to an ex-
.cellent Cotton Planter they are offering
for sale.s- Read what they say, and call
.and seeit.
'Messrs.. W. G. Keith, J. W. Keys and
Charles Provost. formerly of Anderson,
are now engaged in business in Chatta.
mooga, Tenn.
at the Quarterly Conference of the
Methodist Church In this city last Friday
night. Mr.. W. J. Wilson was licensed as
an exhorter.
The cadets Of the Anderson Military
School had . dress parade on last Friday
afternoon. Music was furnished By the
IA. @. Band.
The County Commissioners have had
an abstract Of the Road Law printed for
the benefit Of the Road Overseers through
out the County
Miss ,aAllse Cinkscales, an excellent
young lady Of Dne West, has been spend
ling few weeks with Miss Gertrude
iBrownlee, in the County.
The March number Of TIE Naiad. the
sorgan Of the WILLIAMSON Female College,
lis on our desk, and, as usual. is fall of in.
tterestiny reading matter.
Rev. j. Walter Dickson occupied the
Ipulpit Of the Methodist Church last Sun.
.day night, and preached most excellent
.sernon to large congregation.
-Anumber Of our citizens will witness
Mhe unyeiling of the Calhoun monument
i'm Charleston on the 26th inst. The rail-
roads should offer Low excursion rates. -
The following. persons have. packa-